Inductive charging

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Separate compatibility from requested average power.

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Onboard charger

The converter inside the vehicle that turns AC from a home or public socket into DC for the pack, typically rated 7–22 kW. DC fast chargers bypass it, which is why they can be so much more powerful.

Opportunity charging

Topping up a vehicle in short, high-power bursts wherever it stops anyway — a bus at its terminus or at stops, a forklift at breaks — instead of carrying enough energy for the whole day. It allows a smaller, lighter battery, at the price of frequent high-rate cycling and of chargers along the route.

AC slow charging

Charging through the vehicle’s onboard charger from an AC socket or wallbox, at a few kilowatts up to 22 kW. It takes hours, keeps the cells cool and gently loaded, and is how most private cars are charged.

References & further reading

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1. Electric Vehicle Charging Stations

   U.S. Department of Energy, Alternative Fuels Data Center

   Topic background · U.S. charging equipment levels, charging infrastructure and connector context. Regional terminology varies.